Our Board
Our 15 members are appointed by the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government. Biographies for all of our current members can be found here.
We have six committees: Audit and Risk; Investment; Nominations and Remuneration; Change; Home Ownership; and Cross-Cutting.
- Our Audit and Risk Committee works with the board on risk control, governance, financial control and statutory reporting. The committee is authorised by the board and the Regulation Committee to investigate any activity within these areas.
- Our Investment Committee oversees Homes England investment, land programmes and projects, and certain corporate issues.
- Our Nominations and Remuneration Committee meets 4 times a year. It is responsible for advising on overall pay and rewards, the remuneration, contractual and pension arrangements of staff at director level and above, and setting and agreeing the annual performance objectives, remuneration terms and other terms and conditions of employment of the chief executive and other chief officers, subject to DLUHC and HM Treasury spending team approval.
- Our Change Committee supports the board by providing oversight of corporate change and culture initiatives, and by making decisions in respect of change programmes and projects.
- Our Home Ownership Committee supports the Board in fulfilling its responsibility for reviewing the delivery and operational performance assurance from the Executive of the various home ownership programmes/funds and housing cladding remediation programmes
- Our time-limited Cross Cutting Committee supports the Board in fulfilling its responsibility for a greater focus on the cross cutting ‘quality’ objectives, as detailed in the strategic plan.
The role of the Board
The role of our Board is to provide strategic leadership and to promote our long term, sustainable success. Board Members have corporate responsibility for ensuring that Homes England fulfils the overall aims and objectives set out in legislation, as well as the mission and objectives it has been set by the Secretary of State.
Board Members also have responsibility for ensuring that Homes England complies with any statutory or administrative requirements for the use of public funds and assets.